In two extended similes Hector nd Achilles are compared to animals. Find these epic similes and others in this part of the story. What comparisons are made in each simile?

In the Iliad, Hector is compared to a wild boar and Achilles to a lion in Book 22. Hector's comparison emphasizes his fierce determination in battle, while Achilles' comparison highlights his strength and ferocity. Another epic simile describes Achilles pursuing Hector like a hawk chasing a dove, enhancing the sense of speed and inevitability of Hector’s fate. Another compares the Trojan army to a swarm of bees disturbed by a rock, conveying their panicked and disorganized retreat.